Dr. Mario Alonso Puig - Cómo encontrar personas que te inspiren
Episode Date: June 30, 2026Vivimos en un tiempo en el que parece que solo existen dos opciones: o piensas como yo, o estás contra mí. Y cuando esto sucede, dejamos de ver a la persona y empezamos a verla como una etiqueta, un...a ideología o una amenaza.En esta conversación quiero invitarte a hacer un cambio profundo: pasar del juicio a la curiosidad. Y preguntarnos¿Por qué reaccionamos con tanta facilidad ante quien piensa diferente?¿Qué ocurre cuando dejamos de intentar convencer y empezamos a comprender?¿Es posible construir puentes incluso entre personas con ideas completamente opuestas?Porque cuando dejamos de condenar y empezamos a preguntar con verdadero interés, cambia la conversación, cambia la relación y cambia también la perspectiva desde la que miramos al otro.Una persona siempre es mucho más que sus ideas, sus creencias o sus opiniones. Y quizá el verdadero encuentro comienza cuando dejamos de tener la necesidad de vencer y empezamos a tener el deseo sincero de comprender.💻Da el paso a soltar aquellas creencias que te frenan e inicia tu camino hacia la transformación con el Curso Online Reinventarse¡Suscríbete!MÁS INFORMACIÓN Y RECURSOS ÚTILES: 📖 Libros🎧 Accede a mi audionewsletter gratis🎟️ Entradas a la nueva conferencia 2026PÁGINA WEB Y REDES SOCIALES OFICIALES:🌐Página Web📷Instagram▶️Youtube📲Facebook💼LinkedIn𝕏 Twitter
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We have to give a
saltho
very important.
It's the
salt of the
condena,
the salt of the
enjuicium
to the
salt of the
curiosity.
That really
we need
our
when you
can be the
model of
conversation
of the
question
really,
interested
curious and
humilded
to know
that that
person is
more
than the
other
person
see the
other
things
angle, never we'll
can't change a conduct if not
we don't change the perspective.
Hello, Mario, me
does much pain that every
be more common,
or you, or you're
against me.
We're allowed
of extremes and of polarization,
and me does much
a ravi that we're
trying to turn to
all what our fathers
and abuelos
construed with much
time,
care and dedication.
They've lived
some years in
Spain where
were confronted
friends, families,
and vicino,
and they were
to them
a person. And I that
I've been 39 years, no me
I can't believe that that we're taking
to take to the earth, take a little.
It's probably that the point zero
of this is a political, but no
it's where it's extrapolates all,
to football, to the religion,
and to opinions mundanas of the day-a-day.
Yeah no we've heard
the end up front for understanding,
but we're listening to
reproach. And how we've
got to this? You've got
a alt-vote enormous. You've got to
to make to see
to the
people that
that's not
the
that's the
we're
all the
people who
they're all
they're
those who
want to
not they're
people,
and if you
don't get the
people,
and if you
don't get
the
not the
polarisation
and the
end up
and the
people
don't want
to
listen to
to hear
that
can't
think
the other
and
because.
Thank you.
Thank you
to you.
Thank you.
Well,
well,
a card
Mario,
because
they're
they're in the
center
of
the
debate, and the reality of
many of many people. Now, what happens, the
first is the, the diagnostics.
You, that,
that, too, that's
the time, that I've
lived, that I've lived,
Spain has been
so radicalized, always?
Well, you consideras that Spain is
polarized? More than radicalized?
Well, I think that Noelle has
written a card very profound, with
a sense very on-do,
that I think is a
to feel
partied
not only
for many
Spaniolese
or I
think that
for the
majority of
those
Spanioless
but I
have seen
in many
countries
to the
to my
work
and that
and that
that
radicalization
that polarization
that
that's
just generate
division
generate tension
and
it's
and at
end and
at the
end and
at the
end of
both
part
not for
one
or
not for
one or
but
for both parts. It's a
game of sum a zero. It's
a final,
all the world
all the world
pierred.
So I think
maybe
what most
interesting,
if you
do you think,
Albert, is
that explore we
that's the
origin of this,
more than
the ideas
political,
more than
ideas religious
to send
a message
well,
fundamentally
of faith
and the
thing,
that this
no has
to be
the tonic
habitual,
that is
can be
a little
a little.
So,
or we
understand the
root of the
problems
more than the
thing
of the
surface,
or not we
can be
a solution
that has
that's
a final.
What we
see,
is an
expression of
what's
the person
of the
person that
in the
people who are
in power,
never generate
enfrontation
and generate
a war.
The people
that for
there
has
a series of
conflicts,
then
undoubtedly
that's
express a
externally
in rivalities,
in
confrontations,
etc.
But at
final,
all the
thing,
all right,
you know,
you think
many times
in politics,
or I
know,
I don't
remember
of this
phrase,
but
the concept
of,
you're going
to go to
the bus.
That's
You're going to go
the bus that
more
closer you
get to
the
past it's
the way
and it's
that I'm
that you
and how the
ideology
form a part
of our
identity because
if you
have some
those
you have
you know
that's
you're
but of
your
idea
to do you
your
form of
your form of
a
carhom
as tank
as
as well
that's
today
for necessity
they're
to go
to be
changing
to be
opinion
has that you encounters encarceled
in a place
very strict.
Sure,
for that we're
to look at the
person,
more than the
party or
more than the
ideology.
So,
let's see.
The
beings we have,
the beings
and when
one of those
dimensions
is a
combination
with the
other
in a
manner
equilibrated,
then the
things are
well,
when one
of those
dimensions
it's
the one
that's the
only that
is the only that
the only
that's present in our
life, we're
one of the
divisions is the
that we're
the can't
let's make
the usegare,
the that we
usegous,
very favorable
in all what
it has to
do the
objectos.
I have to
serve to
have to
have to
have to
have to be a
car to
say the
microphone
that I
have
today
I'm
to know
to serve
a
a boligraph
so.
So it's tremendously
utilite, the part
that's the part that
enjuice,
this is to me
serve to write,
the part that
generate categories.
And this is very
util.
The problem is
when that part
is when that part
is the
dominant.
Because then
then I'm
to get to
the people,
I'm getting
to get them
in categories,
I'm
to inquisial
and I'm
to accuserla,
I'm castigarly,
and that
is a model,
is a model
very
very danino
for the person
for the
communication and
for the society
in their
community and
it's the
model
dominant
today.
So,
if you
not you're
against me,
I'm
you know,
I'm
I'm
depending
of certain
ideas
political
or
religiousas
that
you have
you know,
the
cause
number one
of
the
people are
things
are ideas
political
or ideas
of
different
of
different,
it's
rare
that
one
is
in front for other, for other
motives. I don't
I don't know
I mean,
I'm going to
exist but it's
less frequent.
So, what
we're, we
have to
do a
small very important.
It's the
salt of the
condena, the
salt of the
injudiation
to the
self of the
curiosity.
So,
that really
we're really
we're really
to put in
an example
of something
that here
in Spain,
logically
us get
very
very far,
but I
think it's
that it
can be
a bit
illustrative.
In the
time of
the
Ku Klux Klan
that's
easy to
say,
where we
know these
people
were in
this type
capirotes
blanks and
that
were
going to
the
people who
were the
people
there was
a
a
music
of color
Daril
Davis
that
in one
occasion
had
an
occasion
he
a
second
he
said
only
really
I would
would
say
because
not odies
so did you
don't know
I'd
say you know
I'd say
a reason why
the conversation
that's
he was established
because this
music
he was invited
to explore
to other
dimension
not
from the
dimension of
the
division
but
from the
dimension
of the
exploration
there was
a group
significant
of
people
that they
had
the
second
and
that was
a
initial
for the
one
the
conversations.
Never
we'll
change the
structures and
we can't
change the
conversations.
And the
conversations in
those you
are injuicating
to one
like the
that's always
always is
the mal,
they can
get to
any other
city,
it's,
so we're
we're able
to be able
to
superar
these
ideologies
that for
many people
are what
they're
the sensation
of security,
of control,
of power,
and
to start to
open us to the other
person,
is that
if we don't,
we can't
have a future
to say,
the challenges
to the world
are the way
today,
are so important
are so
important,
are so
that this only
can resolve
with intelligence
collaborative.
No,
there's no
any one
band,
nor,
in the other
or in the
other,
and the
person has
the capacity
to resolve
these
these
challenges,
but we
don't know,
and it
has been
a exercise
of a
responsibility,
then
to be
to be
unjuic
for
that
interest and curiosity. Let's see. You really, what is what, what is what,
the real thing, you need to your ideology? What is what for you really
is important? So, look at what, what's more curious. When you
canvias that model of conversation, of a model of conversation,
many times, that is to be who does more, to be who has more, to have
who has more arguments for undire to the other person. When you
You can't change the model of conversation,
of the jury, to the
question really, interested,
curious, and humilde,
of knowing that person is more than
his ideology, that that person is a
human independently of the party,
that he'll be, de facto, that he doesn't
to vote, that he has a religion, no
has the religion. When you
go to that level of major
profundity, it's established
a connection different.
We know, we know, as the point of view of
the neurociency, that is so, is completely
different, which is what
What happened in the case of Darrye Lewis with the Ku Klux Klan,
that's established in a conversation different.
So, of a other person,
be the other person,
see the other perspective,
from another angle.
Never we can't be able to change
a conduct if not we canvass the perspective,
if not we can't change from where we're going.
So we're in a perspective
that we're encassigating to all,
that we're doing.
Because between the who insults and the insults,
the two are suffering.
If I, for example,
go for the
car and I'm
a fan of
a car in the
car and he
he's got to
he's got
to get a
but is that
me to make you're
a reason
a lot of the
tension arterial
if me has
a reason why
it's a
mean it has
been a
my may have
we're doing
those two
so why we
we're going
to enter in
this game
to sum to
zero
it seems
but for
for that
for that's
it's
I think
I think we
I think we
we're all
we're we're
we're
a tendency mental
that
that's
that's
interpret and
remember the
information
the form
that confirm
what you
know
ignore or
minimis
all what
what contradict
and I
think
many times
Mario
in the
algorithm
of the
social
that
not does
other
other
that
that
replic
or foment
that
you
enter
or
or that
or
you
you
or that
you
know
that
confirmation.
I'm explet.
Because the algorithm
always
you can
show you
know what
what's
what's over
a moment
and that's
a very much.
But this
is like
all in the
life.
Let's see.
We're all
we're a
sense of
control and
a little
of certain
to get to
go to the
cities and
that all
certain
but when
that
that necessity
to control
that,
that necessity
to
maintain
exclusively
in the
family,
in the
know
reforzated one and other
other way,
it's a new
another mode
of life.
That's only
can generate
suffering,
stankment,
and poverty
mental,
poverty emotional,
and poverty
spiritual.
When you
you have
to know
more,
you know,
you know,
you know,
a point of
a view,
I've done
many times,
is the
view
that's the
view
that means,
there's
different,
different
points
from those
that you
can
occasion, that
a
time to
try to
not demonize
a other
person,
but understand
there's
things.
I've
took the
fortune
a few
years to
coincid
with the
general
Colin
in an
event.
Me
invited and
I've
been.
He had
been a
secretary of
the
state
and the
person
that was
a
political
international
with
various
presidents.
And he
he
He was in the Kremlin with Reagan, President Reagan and the President
Gorbachev and Riggins. And Riggins was super-tenso. And Gorbachev
he was very tranquil. So,
so, Colin Powell, he was that this, that tension,
that was, it was, it was a rigidevety and the President
Gorbachev intends many times, as
as to, asercars emotionally to Ronald Riggan. And Ronald
Riggant, had a car of very few friends. And in a
moment of
terminated, Gorbachev
he said,
President Reagan,
he's going to
you know,
and is why?
Because,
in that time,
to know,
the rivalry
that was
that's
extraordinary that
was,
between the
Russia or the
Union of
Republic,
socialists
and the
United.
In that
moment, he
did he
he's that I
want to
do you
want to
the general
Colin
Powell,
that
me,
the fact
that was that I put a carna of a gallina
was, in that moment I saw,
as a president of Riggins,
he put in the pie,
he'd change the car,
he had to be
the president Gorbachev,
that Clau was put
to be put in
and he said,
me name,
Ronald.
And he said,
I,
Mihail.
And so,
he said,
the general Colin
Powell,
in that moment
knew that the
war-frier
began to
disappear.
Well,
in the
anatomy of
an instant,
well,
the history of
Spain, that
reunion of Carrillo and Adolfo Suarez,
or of Carrillo and Fraga?
Sure, but, see,
there's got to, there's a
voluntathe
there's a
want to intendation. There's
a world that
understand
the realest of
the other person. So,
when we're not
we're just
the cargo political,
the cargo public, or
what that is,
and we don't we
see a man behind
that has his
sentiments and
their needs.
So the interaction that there
is between
human, it's between
etiquetteas.
And,
when one is
a favor of an
etiquette,
it's a
then you know,
then at final
we're all
we're doing
a example
more simple, no?
Imagine we're
the oxygen
and the hydrogen
the oxygen
confronted
with the
hydrogen,
if it's that
you're not
you're not
you're
for the
life and
you,
you're the
hydrogen
accusing of
oxygen. No, I formed a part of the
atmosphere primitive. If I would have
have been a lot, you never had been a gas.
Well, imagineate, no
we'd have a water. Well, now
we have the excess of water.
But, well, now, now
not sobred the water. But to what we
don't have water. The water
is the molecule in the life. So, we know that's the
water no way. So,
fissionate, for that
acercement of those gases,
for, for, to say,
the marvellia
that's what is the same. We need to
for the
good of
an
an acercment
because no
no,
no,
we can
be able to
but for
that's,
but for that
Mario,
I'm going to
and we're going to
in a future
or so,
is to say
what it's
a lot of
a tendency
world but
well we're
we're going to
we're going to
think in
Spain and
we're
I mean the
other day
I said
I said
why
I'm
I'm
I'm
more adjectives
in
in a
in Boca
of politicians, and why
those adjectives
every are more
more duos,
and why those
politicians define
personally to
those of the
sign
contrary?
So, many
times I think
that the
only way that
change this
is, or even
that the
political
every
be less
entertaining, and
it seems
that we
don't go
to that
we're going to
be more
entertained.
And that,
and in
fin,
that I suppose
that depends
more
of a system,
of entrances and
of the
political is that
not do you know
those politicians.
Well,
the politicians
are also
the rest of
the rest of
the person
so that's
so we
have to apply
each one in
their own
in their
life.
If it's
certain,
that depending
of the
paper that
your
need to
your
level of
your
level of
you're
a person
that you
have to
have to
the
generation of
the
generation of
your level of responsibility is
major than the
of those people
that are the
now that's a
factia now.
Now have you
what has been
what has
what's the
people who are
people who
people who
in the other
because when
one's a
demonized or
be of a
color of
the other
completely
yeah
and when
when it
put in the
defensive
you know
you know
you know
you lookas the
attack
the uida or
you get
blocked
so we need
we need
people
people are some
that are in those
enterns
that simply
intend to connect
with the
feeling, is that
it's that
is that can be
the game
the game
the game to
this is for example,
when one is backer to be, you know,
that's a tonne, that's the other, you know,
for all. It's that
the model of conversation.
And, all
the model of conversation,
can't the form of
the person. It's
completely
distinct, because
there are two modes
of conversation. The mode
that enjuice and the
mode that's
question with
interest, with curiosity,
with humility, and
he's,
to try to
understand.
So, it's
to be a
model.
And, like,
all in the
life,
then it's
a series of
people who
are
They're looking there, and they're
saying, oh, and it's really, is that this
function.
No, and the problem,
Mario, is that when
you're in the
center of the
human, all
we're all right
things, this
is this is a manidissive
also, but we're
much more
more things in
common than,
than the
contrary.
Totally.
So, what
we need is
much more
than what we
separate.
And,
of actually, it's
very important
to record
here that
we're
we're not
10.01
percent of
the species
that are
given vivas
and that
are
the
earth,
and
it's
that
that's
the
effect
that's
definitely
to the
cooperation.
Not to
that the
Cerebr
human
has a
capacity
cognitive
brutal,
but the
capacity
to cooperate.
The
actual,
the areas
of association
of the
brain
human,
are the
areas
most
important,
all
they're
to
have
with the
world
emotional
and
with the
world
social,
with the
collaboration.
So,
the
the propo evolution
not
saying,
we're saying,
we're in
commas
condemned to
understand us
and if
not we
don't know
we're
we're not
we're
not
but
yeah
without
without
some,
with
the
